Sentence examples for traceability review from inspiring English sources
By then Findus was already conducting a full supply chain traceability review and had pro-actively initiated DNA testing".
A spokesman said: "When the news on horsemeat contamination broke in the UK, Findus asked all its suppliers to do a full supply chain traceability review and subsequently pro-actively initiated DNA testing".
Literature on Knowledge-Based Engineering (KBE) has identified challenges concerning the personalization and codification of knowledge for new product development, such as maintaining the quality, accessibility and traceability of knowledge for inspection, review and re-use, as well as managing the life-cycle of KBE applications and the knowledge contained within these applications.
The objective of this study was to conduct a comprehensive literature review on food traceability issues.
The agency was to carry out an urgent review of the traceability of food products, which was to be completed by Friday he said.
Standard quality assurance procedures included rigorous calibration procedures, traceability of all standards, and internal review and audit.
About 74 studies, mainly focusing on food traceability issues and published during 2000 2013, were reviewed.
A separate and transparent presentation of how the quantities of resource use were determined was found in more than half the reviewed studies, which improves the traceability of the cost assessment.
(iii) Systematic bias in preparation of stock and working solutions may be identified through careful review of preparation schemes and proper traceability of performed preparations, assessing whether all calculations and the factors for formulation and purity are correct.
The overall objective of this review is to evaluate and compare animal identification and traceability systems in North America.
In the European Agenda on Security for 2015-2020, thEU Commissionon said it would review the existing firearms legislation to improve information sharing, reinforce traceability, standardise marking, and establish common standards for neutralising firearms.
